Geometracal Structures of Fundamental Color Space
Human Color Vision is characterized by metamerism. J. B. Cohen interpreted metamerism by a projector called matrix R onto HVSS (Human Visual Sub-Space) and founded FCS (Fundamental Color Space) spanned by a matrix F with a selected triplet of column vectors in R. This paper presents a new FCS created by a different from the choice of matrix F. First, a pseudo-inverse projector P<,INV> from XYZ to fundamental metamer is introduced. Next, the base functions of P<,INV> are transformed to an orthogonal matrix F by Gram Schmidt method. This matrix F proves to be an orthonormal linear transformation of xyz color matching function and spans a new FCS. The paper discusses the geometrical structure of FCS in relation to matrix F and introduces its application to the spectral design of color input devices.
human vision color space fundamental metamer spectral response
Hiroaki Kotera
Kotera Imaging Laboratory, Chiba, Japan
国际会议
杭州
英文
130-133
2007-07-12(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)